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In his diagrams, he considered all rental properties as passive income, and had noted that profits (if any) from this passive income are not able to be utilized to fund a solo 401k or a self directed IRA.  

It's been steadily going up however, so I'm either looking for lenders who would do a HELOC once my credit score reaches the required number OR I'm also seeking private lender who would be willing to lend with a second position lien on the property for the renovation amount ($35k-$40k)I was working with a private lender but he proved to be unprofessional and not able to prepare the proper, legal documents.

The public adjustor is getting frustrated that I'm not able to obtain the bills and the seller is completely unresponsive. 

Notably, short-term rentals are categorized as non-residential properties.

@Judson HeessI think she did overreact/overshare a little bit with a giant wall of text. 

@Andrew Steffens - See above@John Underwood - see above@Jay Thomas - yes... agree and have thought of future appreciation although the house is so big (5,000 ft2)that it will take me so many repairs bit by bit that I feel like it will get to be time to start Renovating back at the begin again by the time I get to the 'end' of the renovation. haha creative financing is indeed the only option at that point - but then leverage becomes a larger stress point than being mortgage free-ish and just cash flowing 'passively'. also to note is that my town just approved a giant tax bill increase and I already pay 12k a year *insert eye roll emoji* 

Most HML are for 12 months and you would def lose money anyway so I wouldn't buy it if you are not able to get them out early. 

The guys we hire don't have fancy websites (or at all) or drive new trucks with giant logos on it. 

My concerns here is that you pay the 7,800 for the training and then you are not able to gain administrative access rendering Alex's system useless.